B&B Hotels in Monza, 3 hotels

Exploring Monza 

A city to be experienced at full-throttle! Monza is known worldwide for hosting the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix at the iconic Monza Racing Circuit, one of motorsport's most prestigious venues. But there's much more to discover! This dynamic Lombardy city offers unique attractions for art enthusiasts, history buffs, and culture lovers, while serving as the perfect base for exploring Milan and the stunning Italian Lakes region. Immerse yourself in the medieval charm of Monza's historic center, take a relaxing stroll through the expansive Monza Park (one of Europe's largest enclosed parks), or easily reach Milan, located just 15 kilometers away.

Where to stay in Monza and surroundings

For travelers seeking the perfect accommodation near Monza with excellent transport connections to Milan, the B&B Hotel Milano Monza offers unbeatable value and convenience. This strategically positioned hotel provides easy access to both Monza city center and Milan, while being just 20 km from Milan Linate Airport. From here, you can quickly reach must-see attractions like the Royal Villa of Monza, the legendary Monza Racing Circuit, and Milan's world-famous landmarks including the Duomo and La Scala opera house.

Located in the heart of Brianza, the B&B HOTEL Habitat Giussano represents an ideal choice for visitors wanting to explore both Monza and Milan while enjoying the tranquility of the Lombardy countryside. This contemporary hotel in Giussano offers modern amenities and competitive rates, making it perfect for business travelers and tourists alike. The hotel's strategic location provides easy access to Monza's Formula 1 circuit, Milan's cultural attractions, and the scenic beauty of the Brianza region, all while offering excellent value for money and quality hospitality.

Just minutes from Monza, B&B HOTELS presents another premium option in the Brianza province: the B&B HOTELS Hotel Prestige Ornago. This elegant 4-star hotel features 24-hour reception service and boasts an exceptional location for exploring Monza, Milan, and Bergamo. Business travelers will particularly appreciate its proximity to Orio al Serio Airport (just 25 minutes away) and excellent connections to major business districts in both Milan and the Lombardy region.

History and urbanism 

Monza boasts a rich historical heritage that spans over a millennium. In the heart of the city stands the impressive Tower of Theodolinda, where visitors can discover the city's dual coats of arms that tell the story of Monza's noble past. The city's most precious treasures, including the legendary Iron Crown and Berengario's Cross, are carefully preserved in the magnificent Monza Cathedral (Duomo di Monza). The Iron Crown holds particular significance in European history – according to tradition, it was forged using iron from one of the nails used in Christ's crucifixion. This sacred relic was used for centuries in the coronation ceremonies of Italian kings, including illustrious figures such as Charlemagne, Frederick Barbarossa, and Napoleon Bonaparte, making Monza a city of profound historical importance in European royal traditions.

Stroll

Monza may be the city of cars, but here nature also gets the green light! The Monza Park is one of Europe’s largest and is crammed with activities and attractions! You can hire a bicycle and ride from the wood to the racing circuit, or take a carriage to the villas and farmhouses along the Lambro River or follow the path of the ‘Green Giants’: the big, centuries-old trees that have become veritable monuments. If, on the other hand, you are passionate about bird-watching, then pay a visit to the Oasi di Cesano Maderno: 100 hectares of woods and moorland with galleries and hides from where to observe the red heron.

Heritage

Do you want to explore Monza’s most valuable treasures? Walk into the Cathedral and visit the Museum and Treasure of Monza’s Cathedral which contains two of Monza’s symbols. Walk through the city’s medieval quarter, site of the Church of Santa Maria in Strada, and then visit Piazza Roma with the Arengario building. And before returning to the hotel, why not head for the greenery of the Monza Park to visit the Villa Reale (Royal Villa), which has the same architectural features of the Royal Palace in Caserta.

Festivities

All year round the Royal Villa and the Park act as the perfect venues for major events, exhibitions and initiatives. In June the city celebrates two patrons: on 6 June the statue of Saint Gerard is placed in the Lambro River, close to the St Gerardino Bridge, to recall the Saint’s miracle, and then 24 June is the feast day of Saint John the Baptist, with the historical procession in medieval costume. September is the time for cars, with the Italian F1 Grand Prix where at the starting grid the drivers prepare to engage in the year's fastest challenge!